Fans could be treated to at least one snow game during Sunday’s NFL playoff games. Photos are coming in on social media that are good news for those rooting for a snow game in the divisional round.
According to The Weather Channel, the temperature is projected to be 21 degrees in Buffalo, N.Y. as the Bills host the Baltimore Ravens. There has been snow in Buffalo in the days leading up to the game, but for now the forecast indicates the contest will be played in cold weather without flurries.
The temperature will feel like 14 degrees at kickoff for the Ravens-Bills game, per The Weather Channel.
Things appear to be trending towards snow as the Philadelphia Eagles host the Los Angeles Rams. NBC Sports Philadelphia’s John Clark posted a video from Lincoln Financial Field with snow falling just hours before kickoff.
Will fans get a snow game in Philadelphia? The answer is trending towards yes, potentially providing an epic NFL playoff atmosphere for the Rams-Eagles matchup.
There is projected to be one to three inches of snow on Sunday in Philly. Snow is in the forecast through 8 p.m. Eastern Time. The forecast projects the temperature to be 35 degrees at kickoff for the NFC showdown between the Rams and Eagles.
Time will tell if NFL fans will be treated to the rare opportunity of two snow games on Sunday.
